Enjoy Tax Free Growth When Switching to a ROTH IRA Retirement Account
Wouldn't it be nice if you could choose the income-tax rate you pay on your IRA funds when they're withdrawn in retirement?
Wouldn't it be great if the tax rate on at least some of this money was zero?
Well, you might just be able to do that.
Thanks to the Tax Cut and Jobs Act of 2017, converting money from your traditional tax-deferred Traditional or Rollover IRA to an income-tax free Roth IRA may allow you to pay just 12%, 10%, or even 0% in Federal income taxes on those assets.
You need to act quickly-- the provisions of the tax code that make this possible are scheduled to expire in 2025. The sooner you act, the more flexibility you have and the more income-tax free funds you can generate for your retirement years.
To help determine if this strategy will work for you, we have developed a flow chart that you can download for free.
Wouldn't it be great if the tax rate on at least some of this money was zero?
Well, you might just be able to do that.
Thanks to the Tax Cut and Jobs Act of 2017, converting money from your traditional tax-deferred Traditional or Rollover IRA to an income-tax free Roth IRA may allow you to pay just 12%, 10%, or even 0% in Federal income taxes on those assets.
You need to act quickly-- the provisions of the tax code that make this possible are scheduled to expire in 2025. The sooner you act, the more flexibility you have and the more income-tax free funds you can generate for your retirement years.
To help determine if this strategy will work for you, we have developed a flow chart that you can download for free.
Should You Convert to a Roth IRA? This Flowchart Will Help You Decide
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